When an organization pays a car allowance, it is typical to pay the same amount to all employees. But there is a fairer method: A FAVR car allowance. A FAVR allowance makes equitable rather than...

The IRS fixed and variable rate (FAVR) program reimburses employee vehicle expenses accurately and tax-free. Using localized data to calculate payments, FAVR is more precise and transparent than...

Employers operating in the state of Georgia are not required to reimburse employees for mileage. However, many employers do reimburse mileage. What is the appropriate mileage rate for Georgia...

A company car is a huge perk. But operating a fleet of company vehicles is very costly. Here are five ways to reduce fleet expenses as vehicle costs rise.

California, Illinois, and Massachusetts have laws that require reimbursement of employee business expenses. Here’s a guide to expense reimbursement laws by State and how to create car allowance...

You don’t have to overpay to reimburse your employees – unless you’re paying the IRS standard mileage rate. With ease comes a price, but there are alternatives.

A company-provided vehicle has always been a huge perk. However, recent trends have made it more expensive to maintain a company fleet. Is reimbursement of an employee-owned vehicle a better option?

Offering a competitive car allowance in 2025 may be costly. Auditing your policies can help you boost driver benefits while reducing costs.

How much do most businesses pay for mileage reimbursement? That depends on the location and industry. Here's your guide to choosing a suitable mileage rate.